Fist of Fury (1972) (DVD) (2016 Reprint) (Hong Kong Version) DVD Region 3
Bruce Lee (Actor)
| Nora Miao (Actor)
| Lo Wei (Director)
| James Tien
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The raw, powerful fighting skills of Bruce Lee have never been so potently portrayed as in Fist of Fury (a.k.a. The Chinese Connection)! This classic tale of a student avenging his master's death rises to higher cinematic levels thanks to its charged setting of 1908 Shanghai, when Japanese-Chinese tensions were at their most explosive. Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) arrives back in Shanghai to attend the funeral of his master, famed boxer Ho Yuan Chia, founder of the Ching Wu Martial Arts School. Days later, the grieving school receives an anti-Semitic message from the Japanese Association, and Chen Zhen storms over to vent his pent-up fury. His actions spark a power struggle in Shanghai, which is further complicated by the shocking revelation that his master was poisoned! Flying fists and flailing bodies are the result of Chen Zhen's righteous fury in Fist of Fury, an emotional and exhilarating kung-fu drama that showcases Bruce Lee at his absolute best!
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Product Title: | Fist of Fury (1972) (DVD) (2016 Reprint) (Hong Kong Version) 精武門 (1972) (DVD) (2016再版) (香港版) 精武门 (1972) (DVD) (2016再版) (香港版) 精武門 (1972) (DVD) (2016再版) (香港版) Fist of Fury (1972) (DVD) (2016 Reprint) (Hong Kong Version) |
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Also known as: | The Chinese Connection The Chinese Connection The Chinese Connection The Chinese Connection The Chinese Connection |
Artist Name(s): | Bruce Lee (Actor) | Nora Miao (Actor) | James Tien | Yi Yi | Robert Baker | Li Kun | Hashimoto Chikara | Yuen Biao | Yuen Wah | Lam Ching Ying | Corey Yuen | Anthony Lau | For Sing | Tien Feng 李小龍 (Actor) | 苗可秀 (Actor) | 田俊 | 衣依 | Robert Baker | 李昆 | 橋本力 | 元彪 | 元華 | 林正英 | 元奎 | 劉永 | 火星 | 田豐 李小龙 (Actor) | 苗可秀 (Actor) | 田俊 | 衣依 | Robert Baker | 李昆 | 桥本力 | 元彪 | 元华 | 林正英 | 元奎 | 刘永 | 火星 | 田丰 李小龍(ブルース・リー) (Actor) | 苗可秀(ノラ・ミャオ) (Actor) | 田俊(ジェームス・ティエン) | Yi Yi | Robert Baker | Li Kun | 橋本力 | 元彪(ユン・ピョウ) | 元華(ユン・ワー) | 林正英(ラム・チェンイン) | 元奎(コリー・ユン) | 劉永(トニー・リュウ) | 火星(マース) | 田豊(ティエン・ファン) 이소룡 (Actor) | 묘가수 (Actor) | James Tien | Yi Yi | Robert Baker | Li Kun | Hashimoto Chikara | 원표 | Yuen Wah | Lam Ching Ying | Corey Yuen | Anthony Lau | For Sing | Tien Feng |
Director: | Lo Wei 羅維 罗维 羅維(ロー・ウェイ) Lo Wei |
Producer: | Raymond Chow 鄒文懷 邹文怀 鄒文懷(レイモンド・チョウ) Raymond Chow |
Release Date: | 2016-08-11 |
Language: | Cantonese, Mandarin |
Subtitles: | English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese |
Place of Origin: | Hong Kong |
Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
Aspect Ratio: | 1.78 : 1 |
Widescreen Anamorphic: | Yes |
Sound Information: | DTS Digital Surround, Dolby Digital EX(TM) / THX Surround EX(TM), 6.1 |
Disc Format(s): | DVD |
Region Code: | 3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan) What is it? |
Rating: | IIB |
Duration: | 107 (mins) |
Publisher: | Kam & Ronson Enterprises Co Ltd |
Package Weight: | 100 (g) |
Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1051185617 |
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* Special Features:
- Trailer
- Yuen Wah Interview
Chen Chen (Bruce Lee) arrives at Shanghai to attend the funeral of his teacher, ffamed boxer Ho yuan-chia. A tablet bearing the characters “The Sick Nation in Eastern Asia” is sent to the school by a Japanese Martial Arts Association. It is a national insult to the Chinese, therefore angered Chen storms the Japanese Association. At the wish of his colleagues, Chen is about to leave the troubled scene for a while. But the changes his mind at the last minute upon the discovery of his teacher’s death was masterminded by the Japanese Association. Chen forces his way into the Japanese Association. In the ensuing combat, he slays the top Japanese fighters Nin Mu and a Russian boxers on their side. Later, the Ching Wu School comes under a massive attack by nin Mu’s henchmen for revenge. While Chen’s colleagues Chen-hsia and Li-erh (Nora Miao) are boiling with anger, the Japanese Consul arrives with a chief police detective. It is understood that the school will be held responsible for Nin Mu’s death, If Chen fails to give himself up. Another clash looks imminent, Chen makes his surprise appearance.
- Trailer
- Yuen Wah Interview
Chen Chen (Bruce Lee) arrives at Shanghai to attend the funeral of his teacher, ffamed boxer Ho yuan-chia. A tablet bearing the characters “The Sick Nation in Eastern Asia” is sent to the school by a Japanese Martial Arts Association. It is a national insult to the Chinese, therefore angered Chen storms the Japanese Association. At the wish of his colleagues, Chen is about to leave the troubled scene for a while. But the changes his mind at the last minute upon the discovery of his teacher’s death was masterminded by the Japanese Association. Chen forces his way into the Japanese Association. In the ensuing combat, he slays the top Japanese fighters Nin Mu and a Russian boxers on their side. Later, the Ching Wu School comes under a massive attack by nin Mu’s henchmen for revenge. While Chen’s colleagues Chen-hsia and Li-erh (Nora Miao) are boiling with anger, the Japanese Consul arrives with a chief police detective. It is understood that the school will be held responsible for Nin Mu’s death, If Chen fails to give himself up. Another clash looks imminent, Chen makes his surprise appearance.
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* Special Features:
- Trailer - Yuen Wah Interview Chen Chen (Bruce Lee) arrives at Shanghai to attend the funeral of his teacher, famed boxer Ho Yuan-chia. A tablet bearing the characters ¡¥The Sick Nation in Eastern Asia¡¦ is sent to the school by a Japanese Martial Arts Association. It is a national insult to the Chinese, therefore angered Chen storms the Japanese Association. At the wish of his colleagues, Chen is about to leave the troubled scene for a while. But he changes his mind at the last minute upon the discovery of his teachers death was masterminded by the Japanese Association. Chen forces his way into the Japanese Association. In the ensuing combat, he slays the top Japanese fighters Nin Mu and a Russian boxers on their side. Later, the Ching Wu School comes under a massive attack by Nin Mu¡¦s henchmen for revenge. While Chen¡¦s colleagues Chen-hsia and Li-erh (Nora Miao) are boiling with anger, the Japanese Consul arrives with a chief police detective. It is understood that the school will be held responsible for Nin Mu¡¦s death, it Chen fails to give himself up. Another clash looks imminent, Chen makes his surprise appearance. |
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Im very proud of fortune star & Kam & Robson they did a great job."Fists of Fury" 4K Ultra HD bluray The print was excellent and very sharp and very clear.Better then UK print and US print.hopefully they will release" The Big Boss" and "The Way of Dragon" and more movie in the future.well done.thank. |
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SiFu! You can't die!!!!
One of the modern time greats of Chinese American screen legends, after Anna May Wong, I grew up seeing Bruce Lee blaze like a fire whirlwind after playing Kato on The Green Hornet TV series. In Fist of Fury, Bruce played a vulnerable character of a distraught student learning the truth and seeks vengeance of his Wing Chun Master's death. But his revenge was not the only issue, a bigger problem was going to decimate his Wing Chun school and classmates. Revisiting Bruce Lee brought much to light on the father of MMA fighting as seeing Bruce in a periodic role during a post WWII era, the blu ray's picture quality is very clear and outstanding. The disc plays great on my blu ray player. The Chinese language dialogue and subtitles options work great. Looking forward to getting "The Big Boss," and "Way of the Dragon" soon. |
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Don't mess with the Ching Wu School!
I was hesitant to purchase this version of "Fist of Fury" because I'd never before encountered its publisher, Guangdong Yin Xiang Chu Ban She. While this version has its flaws, it is by far the best edition I've seen of this martial arts classic. Any fans of the genre already know the story by heart: Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) returns to his Shanghai martial arts school to find that his master has died and the school is being shamed by its Japanese rival. After Chen gives the Japanese school a piece of his mind (and his fists and his feet), he decides to go it alone as he seeks to defend his school and find out what really happened to his master. Inevitably, it leads to a battle royale between Chen, the Japanese, and a big mean Russian galoot.
Director and screenwriter Lo Wei does a nice job of casting this main story against the broader canvas of the oppression of the powerless Chinese people at the hands of their foreign occupiers. But, of course, the real attraction of this film is not its story nor its sometimes hammy acting, but the brutal artistry of Bruce Lee's unparalleled fighting skills. And all of those skills are captured brilliantly in "Fist of Fury". The image quality of this DVD mostly is excellent. It appears that the master print from which this remastered version is drawn had some damage at the beginning of each reel. Intermittently, when each new reel starts, the image goes grainy for a few moments, but quite quickly becomes sharp again. The sound quality is excellent; Bruce's shrieks and squawks have never sounded better. The English subtitles are spotty, but this ain't Shakespeare so it doesn't much matter. "Fist of Fury" definitely deserves its great reputation and I've never seen it look this good before. I plan on buying the same video producer's release of "The Big Boss". |
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best bruce lee movie
This is simply the most complete and satisfying bruce lee Movie there is.
The story is all about revenge. And Bruce does some pretty nasty stuff to get back at them, but you are cheering him throughout the movie because Bruce is the Man. He is just oozing with fire and charisma and the fighting scenes are guaranteed to blow your mind. I fist viewed this movie in Chinese, then I saw the English dubbed one and wanted to light myself on fire because the English version even erased Bruce's trade mark screams. Instead the English actor yelled things like"HiYA!" when attacking someone. What were those American film distributers thinking? Anyway, now I finally get a DVD with Mandarin/Cantonese as spoken language. I don't understand a single word of Chinese but the way bruce speaks it is awesome! |
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Bruce Lee, in my eyes, is the most amazing martial artist that i have ever watched. His movements are like a spider on a checker board, thats the only way i can think of how to put it in words. I have taken Tae Kwon Do for alomst four years and im 18 years of age, and im closing in on my blackbelt. I enjoy martial arts alot and i can't stress enough the superior fighing ability that Bruce has and i send deepest regrets for what happend. Thank you for this wonderful website. |
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